David Sullivan has revealed his club are not done yet in the summer transfer market, and eyes one or two more signings before the new Premier League season starts in August.
The West Ham co-Chairman says that despite his club’s already busy summer window – in which they have signed all Pablo Zabaleta, Joe Hart, Marko Arnautovic and most recently Javier Hernandez – the Hammers still want to make some signings ‘for the future’.
Sullivan told talkSPORT (via the Daily Express): “We had a policy up to now to buy players for now, not tomorrow.
“We made a decision with the manager to buy players proven in the Premier League, who’ve been here before and are of an age where they’re not being bought for tomorrow but today.
“Long term it’s not a great strategy, but short term it is. Hopefully we’ll buy one or two more players, make investments in the future, while at the same time doing what’s best for the club.”
